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What makes iPhone 4S different from iPhone 4? One word answer would be: SIRI

Siri has totally revolutionized the way smart phones operate. With the introduction of Siri, and before that all the hype and buzz that was created, 4S has got a clear cut edge over any other smart phone currently present in the market.

Owning a 4S is a dream for many because of financial constraints or any other reason best known to them but here at Egadgets we can turn that dream into reality. Stay with us and learn how to convert iPhone 3G and iPhone 4 into iPhone 4s by installing Siri.

Certainly, the recent launch of

Siri is a voice assistance program that works on the basis of voice command. You can now opt for the very same feature in your iPhone 3G and iPhone 4 by jail breaking, using proxy server or even without proxy

But it is ironic that following the above mentioned feature only leads to being able to view Siri application rather than use it. The procedure will not let you operate Siri for the very reason that Siri runs with the help of Apple Server with a direct connection. So it is next to impossible to break through that and operate Siri. But we are hopeful that we will soon find a way for our dear viewers that will enable them to use Siri on iPhone 3G, 3GS, iPad 2 and iPhone 4.

So we have another solution for you. Convert your gadget into SARA. Sara is a Siri clone and works just like Siri, or maybe better than it. It is a free voice recognition software that will follow all your commands and just act like Siri acts on iPhone 4 S. Furthermore, Sara also allows the users to train it to use many more commands, as well.

Click open Cydia and add source “http://isoftjsc.com”. Browser for “Sara” let it be installed, and woo, you’re done.

According to PaperKarma, the average U.S. household receives 850 pieces of junk mail each year. That's a ton of wasted paper.

PaperKarma, a multiplatform mobile app, allows you to snap a picture of the junk mail sitting on your counter, upload it, and never worry about receiving anything from that company again. It couldn't be easier.

You will need to create an account with PaperKarma, handing over some personal information such as a phone number and the address you're receiving junk mail at. After the initial setup, the process to submit a request is all of two steps.

After submitting a picture to PaperKarma, it will send an unsubscribe request to the company in the picture. Once the request has been processed, you will receive an alert on your device letting you know you have been unsubscribed.

The app is available for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone; best of all, it's free.